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“[I]t is a serious challenge to write what are essentially legal documents in a way that is clear to the non-legalese speaking public. . . . [N]ot only is the choice of words critical, but a document's format and placement of information on the page are equally important elements in getting the message across.
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Cynthia Glassman, former SEC Commissioner, November 4, 2005
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PUBLICATIONS
Some things I have written ...
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“How Not to Bury the Publications on Your Web Site,” published in LAW PRACTICE MAGAZINE, May 2006.
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“How Aircraft Carrier May Strike IROs, and How to Strike Back,” published in IR UPDATE, April 1999.
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“What the SEC has in store for your periodic reports,” published in IR UPDATE, April 1999.
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“‘Aircraft Carrier’: What will it mean for your next offering,” published in IR UPDATE, March 1999.
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“The Most Significant Deals of 1998,” published in THE M&A LAWYER, January 1999.
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“How to become the ‘plain English’ expert in your company,” published in IR UPDATE, July 1998.
Articles and books that quote me ...
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Sally Squires, “Nonstop Office: Maybe It’s Good for You,” THE WASHINGTON POST, January 23, 2007.
This article has absolutely nothing to do with securities disclosure or plain English, but it’s pretty interesting. Check out the video for proof that I can walk and talk (and walk and type!) at the same time.
- Carolyn Iglesias, “Lose the Lingo,” IR MAGAZINE, September 2003.
- Robert G. Eccles, The ValueReporting Revolution: Moving Beyond the Earnings Game (Wiley, 2002).
Note my now very quaint reference to $300 per hour billing rates for lawyers!
Podcasts ...
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